BY: Hana Saada
ALGIERS- An Argentinian delegation composed of 46 businessmen and three experts is expected in Algeria at the beginning of next week.
This delegation will make a working visit to Algeria (from May 13 to 16), announced, Wednesday, a press release from the Ministry of Industry and Pharmaceutical Production, relayed by several national media.
According to the same source, a meeting will bring together, under one roof, representatives of the Algerian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CACI) and the Chamber of Commerce of Argentina.
“The objective of this visit is the strengthening of the economic partnership between Algeria and Argentina, particularly in the field of industry and pharmaceutical production”, explained the same source.
A sneak peek into both countries’ bilateral relations
Algeria and Argentina share a diplomatic relationship that dates back to the 1960s. During the Algerian War of Independence, Argentina provided political support to Algeria, and both countries established formal diplomatic relations in 1962. Since then, they have maintained cordial relations based on shared interests and mutual respect.
Bilateral relations between Algeria and Argentina have been strengthened by their cooperation in various fields. The two countries have signed numerous agreements to promote trade, investment, and cooperation in areas such as agriculture, energy, tourism, and education. Algeria is one of the largest markets for Argentine goods in Africa, with exports reaching more than $200 million in 2019. Argentina, on the other hand, has become an important partner for Algeria in the field of renewable energy, with several Argentine companies working on renewable energy projects in the country.
Moreover, Algeria and Argentina have aligned on various international issues. They both support the principles of the Non-Aligned Movement and advocate for a multipolar world order. They have also cooperated closely in international organizations such as the United Nations, G77, and the Non-Aligned Movement, working together to address global issues.
In conclusion, Algeria and Argentina have maintained a positive relationship over the years, characterized by mutual cooperation and respect. Despite their geographical distance, both countries have found common ground in various fields, from trade and investment to energy and international politics. It is clear that the future of Algerian-Argentine relations is bright, and there is room for further collaboration and partnership in the years to come.
